Dream Syndicate Live at Veakio Amphitheatre on 1987-07-14
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- Publication date
- 1987-07-14 ( check for other copies)
- Topics
- Live concert
- Collection
- DreamSyndicate
- Band/Artist
- Dream Syndicate
- Item Size
- 684.2M
See That My Grave is Kept Clean
Tell Me When It's Over
Burn
Daddy's Girl
Loving the Sinner and Hating the Sin
50 in a 25 Zone
Now I Ride Alone
Best Years of My Life
That's What You Always Say
The Medicine Show
Boston
John Coltrane Stereo Blues
The Last Time*
Tell Me When It's Over
Burn
Daddy's Girl
Loving the Sinner and Hating the Sin
50 in a 25 Zone
Now I Ride Alone
Best Years of My Life
That's What You Always Say
The Medicine Show
Boston
John Coltrane Stereo Blues
The Last Time*
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Notes
Steve Wynn
Dennis Duck
Mark Walton
Paul B. Cutler
* with The Fleshtones, The Hoodoo Gurus, Jaywalkers
- Addeddate
- 2005-04-21 18:20:03
- Discs
- 1
- Has_mp3
- 1
- Identifier
- ds1987-07-14.flac
- Lineage
- CDR -> EAC V.09 beta 4 secure -> WavMerge 2.1 ->CDWAV 1.71 -> FLAC frontend -> FLAC
- Location
- Piraeus, Greece
- Shndiscs
- 1
- Taped by
- unknown
- Transferred by
- Jeff Lester
- Type
- sound
- Venue
- Veakio Amphitheatre
- Year
- 1987
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(2)
Reviewer:
RustyB
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April 4, 2006
Subject: Not what I thought it would be
Subject: Not what I thought it would be
I was a fan of DS back in the '80s. I never saw them live; after hearing these shows I didn't miss anything. I found it to be screechy and uninspired. Too much like hand-banger stuff. Maybe it was the lack of production...
Reviewer:
cream-puff-war
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favoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
July 8, 2005 (edited)
Subject: One of the great bands you never heard
Subject: One of the great bands you never heard
10 days after Dream Syndicate played this show in Greece, I walked out of the Oakland Coliseum midway through Bob Dylan and Grateful Dead.
There's good noise and there's bad noise, and Dream Syndicate falls into the former category.
I spent most of my concert time in the '80s catching bands who were influenced by Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Grateful Dead, rather than the Dead and all themselves.
Can you blame me?
Dream Syndicate were bringing back the guitar at a time when too many groups were sinking into the new technology.
Lots of countrified feedback screech throughout unless they played one of their sweeter numbers.
This set is from an audience tape but you can hear everything you need to.
And you need to.
20 years later, this stuff sounds as vital as it did then.
In turn, Steve Wynn's music has gone on to influence many alternative bands who've made their mark since.
This show features plenty of their best songs, including rave up versions of Medicine Show, Tell Me When Its Over, That's What You Always Say, and the epic John Coltrane On My Stereo which features Wynn singing a portion of Truckin' in the middle of the number followed by his observation, "I kinda feel like Jerry Garcia."
The set starts with a romping version of Dylan's See That My Grave Is Kept Clean, and ends with a jam session on the Stones' Last Time, with fellow maniacs Hoodoo Gurus, Fleshtones, and Jaywalkers.
I was amazed something from the real '80s was on archive.org...
There's hope for us yet!
There's good noise and there's bad noise, and Dream Syndicate falls into the former category.
I spent most of my concert time in the '80s catching bands who were influenced by Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Grateful Dead, rather than the Dead and all themselves.
Can you blame me?
Dream Syndicate were bringing back the guitar at a time when too many groups were sinking into the new technology.
Lots of countrified feedback screech throughout unless they played one of their sweeter numbers.
This set is from an audience tape but you can hear everything you need to.
And you need to.
20 years later, this stuff sounds as vital as it did then.
In turn, Steve Wynn's music has gone on to influence many alternative bands who've made their mark since.
This show features plenty of their best songs, including rave up versions of Medicine Show, Tell Me When Its Over, That's What You Always Say, and the epic John Coltrane On My Stereo which features Wynn singing a portion of Truckin' in the middle of the number followed by his observation, "I kinda feel like Jerry Garcia."
The set starts with a romping version of Dylan's See That My Grave Is Kept Clean, and ends with a jam session on the Stones' Last Time, with fellow maniacs Hoodoo Gurus, Fleshtones, and Jaywalkers.
I was amazed something from the real '80s was on archive.org...
There's hope for us yet!
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